Simple PowerPoint presentation with all the vocabulary about Christmas, explanation on how to write a Christmas card in French.

PPT about christmas vocabulary and traditions in France and francophone countries with videos , quiz and song . will suit KS3: YEAR 7,YEAR 8 AND YEAR 9

2 very simple end-of-term Christmas fun worksheets for French.

A PPT containing 12 Christmas vocabulary items and vocabulary building/drilling activities and games including 'qui manque', 'beat the teacher', 'tic tac toe' and 'bash the flash'.

Christmas worksheet which teaches pupils topic-related vocabulary. Compliments Joyeux Noel Powerpoint.

This is a text where a girl talks about her family traditions for Christmas: where she goes, what she eats, who she meets, what she likes or not about Christmas. The text is followed by 8 comprehension exercises (4 pages) and a mark scheme. The first exercise is labelling pictures about xmas (words are found in the text). The other exercises are GCSE AQA style. The text includes present, past, future tense, opinions. Some simple and more complex sentences. Good for top set year 9 and GCSE.

Resources including a sentence builder with activities to drill new vocabulary and grammatical structures, perfect for cover work. Writing question with sentence starters included.

Picture crossword on Christmas vocabulary with answers.

A worksheet to practise Christmas vocabulary.

All your Christmas needs in one place! This bundle caters for all your class needs from beginners to advanced levels (KS3 to KS5). Includes a range of resources: a cultural text about a typical French Christmas, vocabulary activities, word searches, sentence builders, pros and cons of Christmas, two levels of New Year Resolutions, as well as a list of resolutions, ideas for presents, and a higher level text with exercises on eco-friendly Christmas. Bonus - a list of French Christmas songs (with Youtube links) to listen to as you work. Written by a native, answers included.

Two Christmas games: bingo plus wordsearch. Both introduce kids to some seasonal vocabulary. Bingo: Works best to go through the words first. There are a few unusual ones (le gui = mistletoe). Kids choose 16 words from the total of 22. Teacher projects the sheet and calls them out at random. 4 in a line might get a small prize. Big prize for the full house!! Wordsearch: pretty self-explanatory

Full lesson on the tradition of Christmas in France The traditionnal Christmas market in Alsace Les santons de Provence Les illuminations a Paris et le sapin des Galeries Lafayette lesson starter : christmas vocab match up the images and the French words map of France recap North South East West - can you place those cities ? listening activity : watch a video about the tradition in the south of France writing activity : describe the picture speaking activity : choose your favourite Galerie Lafayette Christmas tree plenary : can you recognise these French Christmas songs ?

This resource contains an editable and informative 35-slide PowerPoint presentation on Christmas celebrations, customs and traditions in France. It includes : French Christmas customs and traditions Saint Nicholas le Réveillon French Christmas the nativity crib - crèche the Christkindelsmärik Christmas market in Strasbourg The Epiphany The presentation also contains three hyperlinks to a short video about French Christmas traditions, to the Christmas market in Strasbourg and to Saint Nicholas and Le Pere Fouettard . This is an ideal assembly for the Christmas period and will contribute to the pupils’ ‘spiritual, moral, social and cultural’ learning (SMSC) and will help to actively promote the British Values of mutual respect and tolerance of those with different faiths and beliefs. If you buy this resource and are pleased with your purchase, I would be extremely grateful if you could leave a review. As a token of appreciation, you can have a free resource of your choice up to the same value as your purchased resource. Just email inspireandeducate@aol.co.uk with your user name, the resource you have reviewed and the resource you would like for free. You may also be interested in: Christmas in Spain - 30 Slide Presentation Christmas in Greece - 30 Slide Presentation Christmas in the UK -50 Slide Presentation Christmas in Germany - 35 Slide Presentation Christmas in Austria- 50 Slide Presentation Christmas in Iceland- 45 Slide Presentation Christmas in Finland- 50 Slide Presentation Christmas in Italy- 50 Slide Presentation Save money and buy all nine presentations in a bundle at a discounted rate: Christmas in Austria, France, Finland, Germany, Greece, Iceland, Spain, United Kingdom, Italy Bundle More Christmas Resources

A festive lesson that studies the French Christmas song 'Petit Papa Noel' aimed at Y7 or Y8. You need to find the lyrics of the song and to print them for the students to do the activities. I make it a competition between groups. As a starter I put the video of the Bebe Lilly version to grab their attention and then show them other versions (including Tino Rossi´s, but there's another sang by Celine Dion and the Chipmunks!). They generally ask for Bebe Lilly again at the end. Have fun!

A challenging Christmas quiz. 40 questions that will really challenge students knowledge about all things to do with Christmas. This is quite a tricky quiz and has been written with Key Stage 3, 4 and 5 in mind. Provided in easy to print list form and also as a visually festive slideshow with a slide per question so that questions can be displayed on the whiteboard. Also included is a Christmas colouring book - easy to print images of snowflakes for early finishers to add creative colour to. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year from Start Education!

A selection of 6 Christmas pictures. Follow the instructions to colour each picture correctly!

A Spanish murder mystery for Christmas time. The students work independently and try to decipher who killed Santa. This resource is aimed at year 11 and has AQA GCSE vocabulary built in to the translations.

This resource is for French students in Years 7 to 11. They will learn vocabulary associated with Christmas. They will learn different types of food, ldecorations, plants associated with Christmas and different personalities.

This resource is intended for Year 7 - Year 9 students to help them with vocabulary related to Christmas. It requires them to think and remember words that they will learn for Christmas. They will need to write the words in French with the English equivalent. It shouldn't take them more than 1 lesson.

This is a set of cards to play Snap in French using Christmas vocabulary. This game is recommended for 2-4 players. Once the cards have been cut out, shuffle the pack of cards. Deal the cards face-down, one at a time, starting with the person to the left of the dealer. The dealer continues to pass out the cards face-down in piles in front of each player until the last card is dealt. No players should look at their cards while they are being dealt. Begin play with the player to the left of the dealer. The first person picks up the card at the top of his/her face-down pile. The card must be turned over very quickly so that he/she cannot see it before anyone else. Then, the card is laid down face-up in a new pile next to the face-down pile. Continue clockwise around the table. Call ‘Paire’ when two of the same cards appear face-up. The person calling ‘Paire’ does not have to be the person turning over the card. The player who successfully calls ‘Paire’ gets to take all the dealt cards so far and add them to the bottom of their pile. Resume play with the person to the left of the last person who flipped over a card. The winner of the game is the player who wins all or the majority of the cards.

Snakes and Ladders game to practice French Christmas vocabulary. I have included some counters that you can cut out or you could find your own counters. You will also need a di. Rules of the game: Roll the di and move that many spaces. If you land on the bottom of a ladder - go up to the ladder to the square it ends in and if you land on a snake’s head - go down to the square where the snake’s tail ends. If you land on a picture square - you have to say the name of the picture in French. If you cannot say the word in French, you have to go back to your previous square and play turns to the next player.